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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1916.
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Smarf Coafs or Women and Misses
"The. coat's the
thing" in the world of
fashion this season, and
our women's wear dept.
has responded to the
unusual demand for
this practical garment
in a most efficient man
ner. Ve are showing a
very fine assortment of
coats from the less ex
pensive to the more ex
clusive models. You
will find here coats
with all the youthful
charm and distinctive
fashion touches.
In colors, all the most
popular shade . are
shown in a wide variety
of loose, full flare or
belted models. Of
course the large collars
that may be worn flat
or in chin-chin fashion
are a feature.
The values we are offering, through the fact that we buy merchandise direct from the
makers, are indeed extraordinary. Prices range from : $9.95 to ? 15.00
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That has nothing to do with submarines.
It's just a short way of saying that you
want Varsity Fifty Five, and if you're a
young man who wants plenty of reasons
for doing a thing, here they are:
1. Hart, Schaffner & Marx
varsity Fifty Five suits are de
signed by young men like your
self. 2. They're the smartest styles
ever designed.
3. Expert tailors make them.
4. Nothing but all wool fab
rics are used.
5. The inner materials are the
finest.
6. A fit is guaranteed.
7. The suit stays stylish after
months of wear.
, 8. You have the choice of a
great number of variations.
9. You get the maximum of
suit value.
10. If you're not satisfied
you'll get your money back.
For the many other reasons see the suits
themselves. We're ready to show them.
Thev are priced at $20, $22.50, $25 to
?35.
Annual Sale of Thanksgiving
TABLE LINENS
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF THANKSGIVING
.LINENS IS IN FULL BLAST. You all know
that all kinds of merchandise is advancing daily
and linens are no exception however, we
bought cur lines many months ago so as to be
in a position to supply our Thanksgiving needs
at prices that compare favorably with those of
fered by us in former Thanksgiving sales. Our
stock is complete in every detail and we can
fill your every want
WE ARE SHOWING A BIG LINE OF DAMASK
PATTERNS CLOTH
Napkins to match, also odd napkins. Come
early as the best patterns will go first.
TABLE LINEN
50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale.. 39-
65 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale 52i
75 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale 59
$1.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale.... 79
81.25 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale.... OS
$1.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $1.18
$1.75 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $1.39
$2.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $1.63
82.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $1.97
$3.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $2.29
FANCY HOSIERY
These are something new m the way of
fancy hosiery. Shown in plaids, stripes,
drop stitching and lace hose. A full run
. of sizes in each kind. The pair $1.50 to
$2.50.
NAPKINS
Pendletons Great'
est Dep't Store
Dozen Dozen
$1.75 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $1.39
$2.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $1.59
$3.75 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $2.95
$4.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $3.19
$1.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $3.59
$5.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $3.9S
$5.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $4.29
$6.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $4.79
$6.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $5.17
$7.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $5.59
$7.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $5.93
$8.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $6.69
$9.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale $6.98
$10 Quality, Thanksgiving Linen Sale.... $7.95
STRIPED CORDUROYS
These are used for sport coats and ex
tra skirts, of finest quality. A good
heavy wide rib corduroy. Shown in col
ors of gold, blue, green, red and black
tripes, 30 inches wide. The yard $2.00
HAIR
RIBBONS ..
A showing of
the best qual
ity ribbons, es
pecially for
the hair ; plain
colors, stripes,
checks and
flowered. The
ywd 25
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
T P. W.
PureFoodShop
3 MAIN LINE PHONES ALL 15.
Cleanliness Economy Service
"Jones' Dairy Farm" Little Sausages
Fresh by express today.
$2.50 Percolators Specially priced,
each $1.79
New Cooking Ware Casserols, Custard
Dishes and Mixing Bowls.
New Nifty Candies Today, p6und 25
to 60.
Hood River Spitzenberg, Delicious and
Ortley Apples, box $1.95
New Crop Table Raisins, packages 25f
and 50V
New Peels, Currants, Raisins, Nuts and Ci
der It's time to make your mince meat
and fruit cake.
Pure Maple Sap Syrup Quart 75,
gal, $1.25 gal. $1.90.
Freth Fruits and Vegetables by express
daily. Everything that's on the market
is found here. ;
Where It Pays to
Trade
NO MOKE GKOItf;l. -PEACHES' 'a great big yellow chrysanthemum, si ! After waiting for an indefinite the death to Mme. Anvelin. alluded t.i He was in charne of the reorj?aniza
Hill mi .m. jrin.i n iimbui uisunguisn ner rrom me om- j lensin or time, me wait Became too the met that ner nusiiana had prepar. tion of the French cavalry before the
.ers that would be at the station," Haid
C It. 0iiplX, IUred by Matrimo. j "Charles R. Culpepper, of St. Paui
Dial "Ad," Comes All Way Frrn, ' Minn., at the Cnion station yesterday.
Kt Iatil for f;ir1 Who mils to KIhw j He strained his eyes for the girl
I 'p. j w ith the yellow flower, hut not a par-
Iticle of' yellow apeared, or could he
ATIjANTA. Nov. 9. "She wrote me seen, with the exception of a yellow
that che would wear a hlue drec aniun flower on the teleuraph desk.
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WHEN you bear the front-door
knocker it means that somebody
that's out is tryin' t get in. An same
way with most othefknockers. fi
mm
ncedtb
k n osc k"
where your pro
duct's right. Just
tell the facts. Every
bit of VELVET is
naturally aged two
years to make it the
smoothest smok
ing tobacco.
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monotonous, so the man .strolled oul ed for the victory and
of the station to return in a minuto Douaumnnt.
or two.
"Have you ever seen the lady in
question ?" .he was aked.
"No," he said, "I have never ni:
her. The way it came, about is this:
Some two years a;o while in eolletit,
my chum and niy.'eif not ced a man :.
monlal 'ad' In one of the papers, and
j out of a spirit of lun and what we
I considered a lark. I answered the
j ad.' Finally pictures were exchaimeu
; ana I was o struck with the sensible
letters that the lady wrote and the.
j beauty and race that wa so plainly
idiKcernihle in the picture, that after
lexeral months of correspondence I
proposed."
"Well, I Kuess there Is nothint? do
; intf in the way of wedding beils." he
: added, laughingly.
j "The worst part is that I have to
)?o back home minus a wife, when the
,' boys are expecting the beautiful lad
01 the. pictura."
I "Why don't you tell them she wis
1 killed in an auto wreck." some one
suKKested.
"liy Jove that is a i?ood Idea, and I
think 1 will do it." he said, lauhlnu
at the nr.ef that was to follow the
'I'i'J -n d-am of his fiancee.
"Are v'hi uoioir directly home?" he
v.h a-ked.
"V's.- h" jid. "I will leave I,m.
t vin 0 an I i th!s afternoon :iml ttev
er ,train wll) I a'i r,": a P-I't- li ii i-sij-ned
' Your ;io.-?ia I'eai'h."
VK TOIt or JMrCMO.T
in:s ok iijs wot .M's
capture ! outbreak of the war
fiPneral Ancelin was a brilliant of. Kut the softer the road the hrfnier
fleer and had served as first asslut- the traveling.
ant to three ministers of war, rter- ! ,
eaux. Ktlenne and Millerand. In th'3 You may have noticed that r.
direction of the arnu- administration money Is diffiriilt to reta n.
f'AltlH, Nov. 9. General AiKellr.
commander of the hride whii h led
in the asrault on Fort Douaumont. In
the VPrdun region, on October 24. haa
died of wound. General Neville, the
commander at Verdun, In announcing
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I'lUXUNtT, NO 13 (MOINTA1N).
l'residcnt-Hushes 16, Wilson 41.
Ueprescntullve- Best 36. Kltner 2,
Ueevea 21, HodS" 20.
District Attorney Bishop 25, Kea
tor 26.
Sheriff Allen 29, Taylor 30.
County Clerk llrown 26, Chamber
luin 31).-
Treasurer Gilliam 47, Stlllman 10.
Assessor .Strain 37, Yeuger 22.
School Supt, Howard 18, Young
38. ...
Coroner llrown 39. reeDler i..
Co. Commissioner Anderson 30,
Slusher 20.
Sloannw.
Full Rental Land Yes 0, No 47.
Pendleton Normal Yea S, No 4 7.
Sunday Cloalng Yea 12. No 36
Brewers Amendment Yes 9,
41.
Afcsoltite Dry Yea 30, iso ii-
I'ltr.mtT NO. T (intEEWAIH-l
President Hughes 87. Wilson o-..
Representative Best 66, Rltner 60
Reevea 27. Hodgen 72.
District Attorney Bishop 7 7, Kea
tor 51
Sheriff-Allen 55, Taylor 76.
County (Merk llrown 94, Chamber,
luin r.
Treasurer Cllllam 105, Stlllman
Assessor Strain 60, Yeager 66.
uv,....i ..,,! Howard 36, Young
92.
,....,.rRrnwn 95. reebler 26
f...,miioner Anderson SO,
V u. v. " - -
Slusher 115.
i'rkuxct no. a (I'Eiixn.viJ-:).
l-resident Hughes 72. Wilson 11.
Hepiesentallve HcU 79. llitner 71
lleeves 75. Hodgen 92.
plstt ,U Attorney Bishop 102, Kea
tor 80.
Sher ff-Allen Taylor 113.
County clerk lown 85. Chanibe-
lain 9:.
Tre.v iircr -C.llllnm 109.
69.
Ass-sMir-Straln U4, Yeager
School Supt Howard
Coroner Brown 96, Peebler .3
Co. Commissioner Anderson S3
Slusher 74.
Measures.
Full Benlal Umd Yes 22. No U
IViulleton Normal Yes 67. No I'll
n,lnv closing Ye-" 44. No 12.
rirewcrs .iiiiri....... ... -
161.
Absolute Dry-Yes 130, No
Stillman
64
Yours
:,0
!i;l ( l-r VO. (FltFKWATKK)
Vresident- Hughes S4, Wilson 72.
Itepre.-entntlve Best 82, Rltner "
Reeis Til. Hodgen 72.
District Attorney Bishop S6. Kea
toi 62.
Sheriff Allen 73. Taylor S4.
County Clerk Brown 81. Chamber
h.ln 77.
Treasurer fillllam 111. Stlllman 3i.
Awssor Strain 80. Yeager .
w.h.vol Sunt. Howard 58
90.
Coroner Brown 8S. Peebler 4
V Commlf'ioncr Anderson
Slusher 80.
Youns
52
1 aurice.CotellolinifcThLCrimon-Stin Mystervi '
TODAX AT THE ALT A
l'UFX Ivrr NO. 47 (HOI.nMAV.)
rreyidentHughes 20. Wilson .1
Representative Best 26. Rltner Ji.
Ke.ves 46, Hodgen 35.
DlstrUit Attorney Bishop 43, Ken
tor 31.
Sheriff Allen 18, Taylor .4.
County Clerk Brown 48. Chamber
li.in 3S.
Treasurer fillllam 49. Stlllman 31
-eor Strain 54. Yeacer 29.
cm Howard 26. Young
HI! l-u..
'(oroner Brown 47, Peebler 29.
Co. Commissioner Anderson 65.
Slusher 10.
Full Rental Land Yes 21. N" J
Pendleton Normal Yes 42. No
Sunday Closing-Yes 22. No 33.
Prcwers Amendment es v"
37
''Absolutely Dry Yes 29. No 31
I RFX INCT NO (t KIM1)
President-Hughes 34. Wilson 67.
Representative Best 25, Rltner ...
Beeves 49, Hodu'en 34.
District Attorney-Bishop 4 4. Kea-
tor 40.
SheriffAllen 18. Taylor ,8.
County Clerk-Brown 41. Chamber-
laln 55.
Treasurer Gilliam 77. Stlllman 21.
Assessor Strain 84, Yeager 17.
School Supt.-Hnward 25. Youn--'
68.
Coroner Brown 52, Peebler 3,.
Co. Commissioner Anderson 45.
Slusher 3S.
Pendleton Normal Yes 49, No 28.
I'UM'IMT NO. 25 (VANSYIJi).
President Hughes 10, Wilson 21.
Representative Best 7. Ritner It.
Reeves 8, Hodgen 16.
District Attorney Bishop 10. Kia
tor 17.
Sherlfr Allen 4, Taylor 27.
County clerk Brown 11, Chamber.
lain 1.8.
Treasurer Gilliam 22. Stlllman .'
As: essor Strain 23, Yeager 7.
School Supt. Howard 7, Young 21'.
Coroner Brown 17, Peebler 11.
'o. Commissioner Anderson l.v
Slusher 12.
MeaiHiiruH.
Full Rental Lnnd Ves 7. No 13 j
PCmlli tun Normal -Ve 15, No 9. j
Sunday Closing Yes 8. No l:;. j
Bicweis Amendment Yes s, X- !
12 .
Ah oiute Dry Yes 11. No 2. I
pr;i.nT no. 5 (diTS'in; c.r.r. j
WATI R). I
IVeMdi nt- ::ngh'-;t 15, '.V:li- n l.
It. esenntlve-.!i- 5:'. liitr.e- .
;; 2-. Ho-lTwn 7. . !
i:'"ct A"i'irne i! h'.,i rl 1 . K, i.f
r 47.
n '!' All n '0, Tavlcr 5il. !
'"iHintv cidU Pr-tV n ''ban; u- .
43. :
Tr-nti!r- flMllnm 77. RBlm:-n I I,
Asse.-sor Strain 66, Ye'J.ger 34
School Supt.' Howard 29, Young
71.
Coroner Brown 62. Peebler 74.
mm'ssloner Anderson 83,
Blusher 53.
DFJ'lEOK
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples
A headache remedy without the dan
gers of "headache medicine." Relieve
headache and that miserable feeling f rota
colds or congestion. And it acts at once I
Musterole is 8 clea,n, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than a
mustard plaster and docs not blister.
Used only externally, and in no way can
affect stomach and heart, a some in
ternal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, con
gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
all pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted fiet, colds of the chest (it often
prevents pneumonia).
25c and 50c jars; hospital size $2.50.
ii-,,fri
Full Rental Land Yes 70, No 18.
Pendleton Normal Yea 43, No 57.
Sunday Closing Yea 23, No 69.
Brewers Amendment Yea 11, N
89.
Absolute Dry Yes 69, No 2.
I'lUXlNtT NO. n (FTlTON).
President Hughes 60, Wilson J7.
Representative Best 28, llltnor 81,
Reeves 25. Hodgen 40.
District Attorney Bishop 14, Kea
tor is.
Sheriff Allen 11, Taylor 69.
County Clerk Brown 48, Chamber,
luin 26.
Treasurer nullum 16, Hllllmun 15.
Assessor Strain 56, Yeager 20.
School S ipt. Howard 13, Young
64.
K'oroner- Brown 64, Peebler 13.
Co. Coin mis.-loner Anderson 57,
Slusher 21. ,
Measure,
Full lieiiial Ind Yes 7. No 57.
Pendleton Normal Yes 53. No IB.
Sunday closing Yes 41. No 26.
Brewers Amendment Yea 41 N)
26.
Absolute Dry -Yes 23. No 4 3.
I'KKCIN'tT NO. it (.11 NIPKIt).
President Hughes 10, Wilson 24.
Repiesematlve Best 11, Kltner 21,
Beeves 10, Hodgen 18.
District Attorney Bishop 9. Kea.
tor j!.
Sheriff Alb 11 1. Taylor 32
County Clerk Brown s, ChatnU-l.
lain 13.
Treasurer Gilliam 19, Stlllman 8
Assessor- -Strain 21, Yeager 11.
School S ipt. Howard 4. Young
27.
Coroner- Brown 2 7, Peebler 6.
Co. Commissioner Anderson 13,
SHu.-her 17.
Meaore.
Full Rental Ijind Yea 4. No 19.
Pendleton Normal Yes 25. No 4.
Sunday closing Yes 6 No 19.
Brewers Amendment Yes g. No 17,
Absolut Dry Yes 15. No 13.
PRJX-tXtT XO. 16 ( (NION)
President Hughes 42. Wilson 36.
Rcpre.-enillve Best 25, Rltner 53,
Reeves 33, Hodgen 19.
District Attorney Bishop 22, Kea.
tor 46.
Sheriff Allen 11, Taylor 6
County Clerk Brown 46, Chain,
berlaln 24.
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PURE, riCH ELOOD
MACE BY HOOD'S
Pure blooil tiiin,!. s the stomach,
liver and oilier li:ctive oralis to
do their work properly. Without it
they are sltu'trMt, lucre is hws of
appetite, Hoineli" 's ('lirtncs'i, .1 .!e-
rnm;cil fitnie of tii.. in'c-tvicn, m,,!.
in rnernl, all .C symptoms o.
dyspcj -ia.
Uwd's S;:rsara!i!l.i n-akes puif
blood, ami t'li is w! r i; ?0 vorv
sueeessful in (! li-.:;nrnt of fii
many ailinunis. (Jd ii today.
ns7TTT . -4.S'A
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Youiia
Should Use
TVS different from
Others because more cat
Is taken In thu m..l.lni
and the materials used are of'
higher grade.
Black Silk
Stove Polish
Msfcr a brilliant. illVf polish thnt dnc
not nib oil cr dust oir, (in I Hie wlunelaF(K
lour llmwi at loiifir a onlliiarv Htovu
prilUh. VfM'd on Knmttl4 Miovfd an4 ftulU
by hnrdw ,-tra nn-l arm't-n' t!i ntrm.
II witNf Mb trial. irfKoni tirsuntt4wn,
Jfotir pnrivr slv f)y ytjiir um 1 rurr. If yto
W-n't II' ii it tln b3 miovm usilah jmt trr
yur l -Uit in win-" ';.( lo r-fnirl vur
m-y. Id mt ;,n H'-wJ: t'.i.'t SU-vlWirt.
M. -Ii to lni"iu or ptii'te-LM quatily.
Black Silk Stovo PolUh Works
Stcrlinf , lliinoU
IV niMtt Sit Ir-DryIn IrM titMiwt on
I nun, iiJuaiiow,titti i4jr uittxm aivmronivc
Hub
FORE
You lei any work in oui
line, (ion't frir't to g-ei
uur pri'-es. Efttimate.
xlat'ly furniHiictl on any
kind of stone, brick and
foment work.
S. RUGO & CO.
Telephone 461
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